The Missouri Department of Conservation staff have confirmed the presence of the invasive Chinese mysterysnail in Lake Minesa in Marshall. Staff were contacted by a concerned citizen about the presence of the prohibited species, and they found over 150 specimens during a short search of the area. The specimens MDC staff found were collected and removed, but further removal efforts are limited based on the hardiness of the species.
A public test of automated tabulating equipment was conducted at the Saline County Clerk’s Office Thursday, Oct. 2. The equipment will be used in the… Login to continue reading Login…
Compiled by Sarah Gray/Managing Editor A crash at the Missouri River bridge at Miami left one child and one adult injured Thursday afternoon, Oct. 2.… Login to continue reading Login…
During a special meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 30, the Marshall City Council approved both a budget amendment and the final appropriation for the current fiscal year.
After a week of being stuck at home sick, a Missouri Lottery player in Cooper County decided she needed to get out of the house… Login to continue reading Login…
Donna Huston and Dr. Dan Fahnestock, co-chairs of the 1989 Sesquicentennial celebration, repurchased the Sesquicentennial quilt sold during the historical celebration 36 years ago. The… Login to continue reading Login…
BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Walmart U.S. announced it is moving to eliminate synthetic dyes and the use of an additional 30 ingredients, including certain preservatives, artificial sweeteners… Login to continue reading Login…
Compiled by Sarah Gray/Managing Editor Focused on vision care, the Lions Club of Marshall is hosting an “Eye Mission” event, which includes a free eye… Login to continue reading Login…
The Marshall Municipal Utilities Board of Public Works worked through a full agenda Wednesday morning, Oct. 1, with several action items up for approval.
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The Fitzgibbon Community Cancer Center also celebrates its 16th anniversary. But for all the focus and education regarding research, detection and treatment options for breast cancer, there are still many women in our area who have yet to make their appointment to receive a 3D Mammogram, as a recommended by health experts. This critical breast cancer screening method is recommended to begin as early as age 35 for those with a family history and other risk factors.